Fiberglass Fabric , Wool, Roll

Here's a breakdown of Fiberglass Fabric, Wool, and Rolls, along with their uses:

1. Fiberglass Fabric
Woven from fiberglass yarn, this fabric is strong, lightweight, and resistant to heat, chemicals, and moisture.

Types:

Plain weave

Twill weave

Satin weave

Unidirectional and multi-axial

Uses:

Composite reinforcement (boats, automotive parts, tanks)

Thermal insulation blankets

Fireproof curtains and welding blankets

Printed circuit boards (PCBs)

Aerospace and marine applications

2. Fiberglass Wool

Also called glass wool, it's made by melting glass and spinning it into fine fibers, forming a wool-like material. It's soft, fluffy, and has excellent thermal and acoustic properties.

Uses:

Thermal insulation in buildings, ovens, pipelines

Soundproofing in walls, ceilings, and studios

HVAC duct insulation

Fire-retardant filling in industrial and home applian

3. Fiberglass Roll

Usually refers to rolls of fiberglass fabric or wool for easier handling and installation. Available in various thicknesses and coatings (foil-faced, mesh-backed, etc.).

Uses:

Wall and roof insulation

Pipe wrapping for heat and corrosion protection

Cladding in HVAC systems

Lay-up process in composites manufacturing